Sentence examples similar to on the whack from inspiring English sources

Updated at 5.28am GMT 5.26am GMT 47th over: England 110-8 (Broad 13 Tremlett 8) Broad gets some treatment for the whack on the noggin a couple of overs ago.

The roles of John and Iris are yet to be determined, but Topor-Stanley surely has dibs on the "whacked out weirdo and lovebug junkie".

"I used to have whack-you-on-the-head sessions with the guys.

And then there's the Manchester City premium: if Roberto Mancini comes knocking on the door, whack another £10m on the asking price.

A lecturer can do a quick 10 minute presentation on the train, whack that up to the VLE (Virtual Learning Environment)… the expectation is that students do preparation before arriving to unpack the information in more detail [face-to-face].

Hacks ranged from fun (Whack-an-MP, based on the game Whack-a-Mole, where least-engaged MPs were easier to hit) to the more poignant (Hospi-Cats, which visualised how many hospitals are due to close or have closed via pictures of unhappy cats).

After that they seemed to be cruising until the 76th minute when Chris Kiwomya latched on to a flick-on and whacked the ball past Mark Crossley.

From mild make-outs to full-on butt-whacking, the unapologetic indulgence of it all was arousing, but also entertaining – the kink having an almost Carry On aspect to it.

From mild make outs to full-on butt whacking, the unapologetic indulgence of it all was arousing and entertaining the kink having an almost Carry On aspect to it.

Kids bullied him, and when he whacked one on the school bus, he was suspended from the bus for several days.

Whether the sun is scorching down, the temperature has dropped below zero or the central heating is on full whack, the delicate skin on your lips is in a constant battle against the elements.